Aves Enerji

AVES which has a vast experience in supply of various commodities for the last 20 years, has become the Turkey's largest supplier as it had supplied 35% of total Turkish crude sunflower seed oil imports in 2014. Thanks to the off-shore vessel loading/discharge platform (SAVKA) in Mersin and bulk oil terminal (AVES STORAGE) with 220.000 cubic meters... capacity, AVES has a great advantage at logistics costs compared to its competitors. Moreover, Aves is carrying out its own transportation with the company owned fleet of a 100 of truck. AVES is shortlisted at FORTUNE 500 Turkey 2013 with 768 million Turkish Lira of annual revenue and became Turkey's 150th largest company while being 1st in Mersin and it is carrying on this achievement on yearly basis. According to the data obtained from Union of Exporters of Turkey in the year 2014, with the 104 million US dollar annual turnover, AVES has succeeded to take the 6th place in the business and the largest 153rd company of Turkey. Based on this data, had recorded a growth at 160% compared to the last year. The business is supported by first class Middle East Bankers and Brokers with commodity finance with credit lines for floating cargoes and storage facilities in Turkey & Black Sea region. The long term relationship with those reputable financial counterparties also allows the company to manage its price risks against volatility in the commodity markets round the clock. The strategy of AVES is to complete the supply chain in sunflower seed oil market by investing into a multispeed crushing and refining plant at Mersin Port which will serve not only Turkish & Iraqi markets but also global market due to being at the port. Hence, the over 80 million Euro investment for multispeed crushing & refining has kicked off in 2011 and completed in 2013. In compliance with the very strategy, the Company decided to invest 45 million …. in crushing and refining plant in Erbil/IRAQ as well which will be producing sunflower seed oil dedicated to Iraqi market. Aves Erbil plant launched ...Read More